The Sahel region, particularly in Mali, Niger, and Burkina Faso, has experienced a wave of extremist violence and military coups, undermining security.
Recent attacks, such as the assault on Bamako and the violent confrontation in Burkina Faso, highlight the crisis in governance and security in the Sahel.
Juntas in Mali, Niger, and Burkina Faso promised enhanced security after their coups, yet civilian casualties have surged, indicating worsening stability.
Extreme violence in the Sahel is attributed to the upsurge of Islamic militant activity and ineffective responses from newly established military regimes.
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